Hi its Catherine, Some of the things that I enjoy in English
class are doing group discussions because you’re able to hear each person’s opinion.
Without the group discussions you won’t hear what peoples opinion is and it
helps you with talking in front of a class. Also, I think that having an option to do
group or pair work is better because it allows you to ask you partner a
question with a problem and you both can figure it out together. This also
allows you to complete the classwork much faster with little stress.
Henrik Ibsen the author of “A Doll’s House” was born on March
20, 1828 in Skien, Norway. Henrik was the youngest of 5 children, his father was
a successful merchant and his mother was a painter, loved going to the theater,
and enjoyed played the piano. Ibsen had
shown an interest at a young age to become an artist. He spent much of his time
as a youth reading, painting and performing magic tricks. At the age of 15,
Henrik stopped going to school and went to work, he got a job as an apprentice at
an apothecary in Grimstad and spent six years there. In 1849, Henrik wrote his
first play Catilina which was modeled off of his great influences which was William
Shakespear.
Henrik left Norway after being exiled in 1862 and settled in
Italy for a short period of time. While there, he wrote Brand which was a five-act tragedy. In 1868, Henrik went to Germany
and wrote A Doll’s House. The main
character leaves her family to find her true self, also I believe it could be
about an event that had occurred in Ibsen’s life that significantly affected
him. The theme of the play would be seeking equal rights in marriage and that
women are just as equal as men.
Henrik died on May
23, 1906, Oslo, Norway.
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